virtual learning

There has been a ton of talk lately about eliminating snow days for kids in New York state schools. Because of the pandemic, we all have had this shift of thinking that our kids can learn virtually. The truth is, they can. The question is, "Why do we want to do that to our kids?"

In what has been the most challenging time in recent memory for students, New York State has announced plans to eliminate remote learning next school year.

This new benefit will connect eligible households to jobs, critical healthcare services, and virtual classrooms.

The tutoring staff is made up of some retired teachers, students, current professors and experts to help ease the difficulties of remote learning.

Whitesboro is joining several other schools going virtual for the remainder of 2020, including Little Falls, Sauquoit Valley, and more.

The New Hartford Central School District is electing to begin their school year with students learning virtually for 6 weeks.

With so many Central New York kids doing at least part of their school day at home, moms are struggling to find ways to create "school zones" without spending a fortune. One mom has found the solution.